Celtic pantheons have captivated individuals for quite a long time and everything started with the Celts - a pre-Christian individuals who rehearsed a Polytheistic religion, once in a while alluded to as 'Celtic Agnosticism'. This implies that they venerated more than one God. Proof of this can be found in sculptures, etchings and set up names (for instance, Ireland's Region Louth is named after one of the Celtic Divine beings, Lugh). There are numerous Celtic folklore Divine beings and Goddesses - in this aide, I'll take you through the 'principal' ones. Is this every one of them? By no means! Yet, the fundamental group of Divine beings will generally manifest over and over in Celtic folklore. The Dagda is perhaps of the most intriguing Celtic God. In the eleventh century 'Lebor Gabála Érenn', the Dagda is portrayed as 'the extraordinary great God'. He was an individual from the Tuatha Dé Danann and was 'eighty years in the majesty o
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